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   Can you get lost at Carlisle Bay Beach?

   • Get lost with us. Carlisle Bay Beach is an accessible and easy dive spot complete with five shipwrecks teaming with sea life in shallow water.

   Carlisle Bay Barbados Shipwrecks - Drugs, Partying, and World War II

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   Where are the shipwrecks in Carlisle?

   • The shipwrecks are located in the Carlisle marine park, marked with some buoys and buoy lines. If you follow the buoy line from the shore all the way to the end you are in the right wreck area. During the day, especially if there are cruise ships around, you can probably just swim to the crowd.

   Barbados - Exploring The Wrecks and Turtles of Carlisle Bay

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   Is Carlisle Bay a good dive site?

   • SCUBA diving the wrecks of Carlisle Bay is great for beginners, if you have not been diving for a while or for night diving. If you are an experienced 'wreck' diver there more interesting wrecks and reefs to dive on in Barbados. One of the most beautiful reef dive sites around is the G-spot and it is called the G-spot for a reason!

   Barbados - Exploring The Wrecks and Turtles of Carlisle Bay

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   How many ships has Carlisle Bay lost?

   • It's been recorded that Carlisle Bay has lost approximately 200 ships since the 17th Century due to storms or pirating but Barbados has just about 10 recorded wrecks to choose from. No doubt, there are many more out there patiently awaiting the arrival of brave souls to discover and explore their very existence.

   Shipwrecks - Barbados Pocket Guide

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2. www.uncommoncaribbean.com › barbados › carlisle-bayCarlisle Bay Barbados Shipwrecks - Drugs, Partying, and World ...

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   Dec 23, 2020 · Carlisle Bay Beach is an accessible and easy dive spot complete with five shipwrecks teaming with sea life in shallow water.

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   May 28, 2023 · Close to the shore, less than 200 metres from the beach, there are 6 shipwrecks. From most shallow wreck to the deepest, they are Barge, Cornwallis, Berwyn, Bayan Queen, C-Trek and Eilon. The wrecks lay in shallow waters, between 3 & 17 meters, depending on the tide.

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   Carlisle Wrecks. Close to shore, less then 200 meters from the beach, there are six shipwrecks laying in the sand for you to explore. From the most shallow wreck to the deepest: Barge, Cornwallis, Berwyn, Bajan Queen, C-Trek and Eilon. The wrecks lay at a depth between 3 and 17 meters, depending on the tide.

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   Carlisle Bay Shipwrecks. This ideal dive location is home to a variety of wrecks and offers perfect conditions for beginner divers. Here, they can find tropical fish, eels, frog fish, seahorses among many others. Of exceptional interest are the following four wrecks - the Berwyn, Eilon, C-Trek and Fox.

7. veronikasadventure.com › barbados-shore-excursionBarbados Shore Excursion: Carlisle Bay Turtle & Shipwreck

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   Barbados | Caribbean | Tour Reviews. As the sun rises over the crystal-clear waters of Carlisle Bay, a world of adventure awaits those who embark on the Barbados Shore Excursion: Carlisle Bay Turtle & Shipwreck. This thrilling journey offers a unique opportunity to dive into the wonders of the Caribbean’s marine life.

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   Location: Off the port bow of the Ellion you’ll find the CE Trek. The most humdrum structure within Carlisle Bay this hunk-a-junk boat made of metal and cement is akin to an artificial reef. Soft and hard corals grow in abundance. THE WRECK OF THE CORNWALLIS. Max Depth: 5m/15ft.

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    Nov 11, 2013 · We did a little research before leaving and decided to check-out Carlisle Marine Park which is a dive location on the southwest side of the island with six shipwrecks located in Carlisle Bay a few miles up the coast from our layover hotel.

    • Location: Bay Street, Bridgetown,